I helped project manage a new website for work (yes, I know that editors think it’s “Web site” but I think that is dumb). Our buddies Sas and Amelle at RenderMonkey did the heavy lifting on the design and development and it looks great (make sure your browser is set at 1024 x 768 or larger). I did the videos on the site (with a good bit of help with the interview in French from some co-workers): http://www.moma.org/colorchart.
For work I do some stuff with a group called “PopRally” that, for lack of a better explanation, does programming for young folks. For the last event, I made some animations for the lobby screens, and here are some photos of them in action by the photographer for the event:
Finished a website and video for a new exhibition opening soon; the video isn’t great but is a nice addition to the site, I think: moma.org/jandecock
A nice little listing to come back from vacation; Adobe.com listed the Puryear exhibition site (http://moma.org/martinpuryear) as their “Site of the Day”. This is basically an honor for the developer who made an insane interactive structure, but it was nice that they called out the video I did also: HERE.
We just launched a teen podcast on Red Studio (http://redstudio.moma.org/podcasts/2006/), and I did some of the HTML/PHP gruntwork and the chunky banner on the site. Here’s a more elegant logo by a coworker:
I just finished helping get together a new section for the MoMA Teen site, Red Studio, that highlights work by the students in the summer program. I didn’t do any of the flasher bits on the site, but helped get the video compressed and into a Flash player, among other HTML smashing.
http://redstudio.moma.org/in_the_making
MoMA is having a site-specific work in January and February by Doug Aitken, and I’ve been helping with getting some stuff online. Below is the trailer for the piece, which includes Seu Jorge and a skinny white kid who used to drum in the L train platform and now is on the OC (huh?). More info here: http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/2007/Aitken.html
I’ve been busy at work helping to get a site together (http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/2006/Manet/index.htm) for a show up at MoMA. Here’s a contemporary re-interpretation of the piece:
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So for the past few months I’ve been working on updates to our kids site, Destination: Modern Art http://www.moma.org/destination. I think that in the time we’ve spent working on it, the little guy must have aged a few years, so here he is now without his fancy Hollywood makeup. |
I got to help out on a Flash activity at work. Pretty fun little thing: http://redstudio.moma.org/interactives/fauxtogram/